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One comment

As per LTC (CCS) rules bus journey by private operator is not admissible. As such no reimbursement of private bus fare is allowed. In LTC rules, clarifications in faq’s clearly indicate that such fare is not admissible in LTC. If someone performs journey by private bus in compelling situation, then particularly that part of journey is not admissible. For performing a part of journey by private bus does not entail forfeiture of the LTC bill. My LTC Bill is forfeited by Assistant Controller of Accounts; PAO, Geological Survey of India, Northern Region, Lucknow for merely performing a part of journey by private bus, though in initial processing of this LTC bill private bus fare was disallowed. Forfeiture of my LTC bill is simply misinterpretation of rule.
Ms Shilja Joshi, Deputy Secretary (PG), DARPG also opines that Forfeiture of my LTC bill is a wrong action. Concerned authority should seek clarification from DOPT.
I seek advise from you about the prevalent stalemate situation. Your expertise comment may draw attention of the competent authority to revoke his action of forfeiture of this bill in accordance of LTC (CCS) rule.
Thanks.